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The defense of our jury bodies, the group of campaigns that organized the gathering on Saturday, said that about 1500 people participated in the demonstration outside the UK parliament in London, a risk of arrest under Terrorism laws.

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“The police met brutally attacking the demonstrators and throwing them on the ground, while they were collectively arrested by the arrest of others because of his contract with signs of cardboard that says:” I oppose genocide. I support the Palestinians to work, “defending our jury on X alongside a video clip depicting the clashes.

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The Press Association, a UK news agency, reported that the police drew their heroes during the clashes, and a blood demonstrator was seen flowing on his face behind a checkpoint after his arrest.

The agency also stated that the police have shouting arguments with the demonstrators and have water bottles and plastic that were thrown on them, while many demonstrators fell into crushing at some point.

The Capital Police in London said that more than 425 people have been arrested for a group of crimes, including an attack on a police officer and expression of their support for a banned organization.

Met said on X.

“Chopping effect”

The protests are the latest in a series of gatherings condemning the UK government’s decision in July to ban Palestinian action under the terrorist law of 2000.

The ban came after the group members stormed the Air Force base in southern England in the previous month, causing an estimated 7 million pounds (9.4 million dollars) from Damage.

Membership in the group or its support, which is supported by prominent personalities such as the best -selling Irish author Sally Rooney The singer and songwriter Robert del Naja is now a criminal crime that is punished with imprisonment for up to 14 years.

Palestine has won the work of the Supreme Court to challenge the embargo, a decision that the government seeks to move. The case continues with a hearing scheduled for September 25.

Hoda Amouri, the founder of Palestine, condemned the government’s decision to ban it as a “catastrophic” of civil freedoms and said that it would lead to a “significant impact on freedom of expression.”

“When the government arrests persons under terrorist laws to sit safely, there is something wrong in the United Kingdom,” said Kerry Moskogiuri of the Human Rights Campaign Group International.

“It is not allowed to be criminalized in this context except when he incites violence or calls for hatred. Expressing his support for action Palestine does not fulfill itself this threshold.”

More than 700 people were arrested in previous protests – including 532 in the London march on August 9, which was the largest mass detention in the capital since the 1960s – and 138 were charged under the terrorism law.

Mike Higgins, 62, is blind and used a wheelchair, to protest on Saturday after the main headlines were arrested on August 9.

“What is the option I have?” He said to the Press Society. “Nothing has been done about genocide, unlike us.”

“And I am a terrorist? This is a joke that.”